| Feature | Is supported |
|---|---|
| Null safe | |
| Validation | |
| EF Core | |
| EF 6 | |
| External Comparer |
Validation result
Error
"Object is not equal to [{Expected}]".
"Object is equal to [{Expected}]" - for negation.
Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Expected | Expected object passed in constructor. |
Info
Checks if candidate object is equal to expected object.
Specification for comparison use (in order):
IEqualityComparer<T>- if available.- == operator - if defined for T.
CompareTo()method - if T implementsIComparable<T>.CompareTo(Object)method - if T implementsIComparable.Equals()method - if T implementsIEquatable<T>.Equals(Object).
Usage
var spec = Specification.Equal("lorem ipsum");
spec.IsSatisfiedBy("lorem ipsum"); // true
spec.IsSatisfiedBy("ipsum"); // false
spec.IsSatisfiedBy(null); // false
As property
var customerSpec = Specification.Equal<Customer, string>(
c => c.Comments, null);
customerSpec.IsSatisfiedBy(new Customer { Comments = null }); // true
customerSpec.IsSatisfiedBy(new Customer { Comments = "VIP" }); // false
Not Equal
var spec = Specification.NotEqual("lorem ipsum");
spec.IsSatisfiedBy("lorem ipsum"); // false
spec.IsSatisfiedBy("ipsum"); // true
spec.IsSatisfiedBy(null); // true
As property
var customerSpec = Specification.NotEqual<Customer, string>(
c => c.Comments, null);
customerSpec.IsSatisfiedBy(new Customer { Comments = null }); // false
customerSpec.IsSatisfiedBy(new Customer { Comments = "VIP" }); // true
Equality Comparer
EqualSpecification<T> supports IEqualityComparer<T>.
var spec = Specification.Equal<double>(
0.0045, EqualityComparer<double>.Default);
EF 6 support
EqualSpecification<T> works correctly in EF 6 solution, when T is primitive or enum type.
Non primitive types, may generate NotSupportedException.

